Taqiyuddin, Zaki Difa
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PENANGANAN MASALAH OVERKAPASITAS TERHADAP NARAPIDANA LANJUT USIA DI LEMBAGA PEMASYARAKATAN Taqiyuddin, Zaki Difa; Subroto, Mitro
Journal of Management Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Vol 17 No 1 - May (2024): JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT (Special Issue) - Manajemen Pemasyarakatan
Publisher : Universitas Nusa Cendana

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Overcapacity in prisons often occurs among the elderly from 2019 to 2022. This research aims to address the problem of overcapacity for elderly prisoners in correctional institutions. The method in this research uses a qualitative approach through literature studies. The results of the research show that the overcapacity that occurs every year has increased in prison residents. It is known that prisoners increase every year. The causes of prison overcapacity are pre-trial detention, criminal sanctions policies for drug cases, and lack of access for convicts to advocates and others. An elderly person still has the rights and obligations of an Indonesian citizen. The aspects that play a role are health and medical care, mental welfare, special treatment, judicial processes, rehabilitation and care, and legal protection. The legal system considers the special needs of elderly prisoners, for example in terms of health, mental well-being, and human rights. One way is restorative justice where imprisonment is not only a means of punishment but also a place for training law violators in Indonesia. Keywords: Elderly; Prisoner; Overcapacity
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING INDUSTRY IN ENHANCING INMATES' LIFE SKILLS AT CIKARANG CLASS IIA CORRECTIONAL FACILITY Taqiyuddin, Zaki Difa; Soge, Markus Marselinus
Journal of Management Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Vol 18 No 1 - May (2025): JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT (Special Issue) - Correctional Management
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The abstract provided discusses a study focused on the implementation of the Plastic Injection Molding industry at Lapas Kelas IIA Cikarang, which serves as a structured program designed to improve the life skills of inmates. By offering both technical training and direct work opportunities within the industrial sector, the initiative seeks to rehabilitate inmates by equipping them with practical, employable skills that they can apply after completing their sentences. This aligns with the broader goals of reintegration and reducing recidivism by providing inmates with tangible competencies that increase their chances of securing employment and reintegrating successfully into society. The study employs a qualitative research method, incorporating data gathered through in-depth interviews with key stakeholders, such as inmates, prison staff, and industry partners, alongside direct field observations of the program's operations. The findings of the research indicate that the program has been largely successful in imparting valuable technical skills to the inmates involved. However, the study also highlights several ongoing challenges, particularly in terms of limited equipment availability, which restricts the number of participants, and varying levels of inmate engagement, where some inmates are less motivated to fully commit to the program. Despite these challenges, the initiative has proven to play a vital role in the overall rehabilitation process, contributing significantly to the inmates' readiness for reintegration. The program not only provides them with the technical know-how needed for future employment in industries such as plastics manufacturing but also fosters a sense of responsibility, discipline, and teamwork. Overall, the Plastic Injection Molding program at Lapas Kelas IIA Cikarang demonstrates its potential to support both the personal development of inmates and the broader goals of correctional rehabilitation. Keywords: Plastic Injection Molding; Correctional Facility; Inmates Life Skills